Does this tamper go with the 32 OZ container with dry blade?
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Yes, you can use the original Vitamix tamper with the tall 64 oz container and the short 32 oz container. The ridges that you see in the photo are there to prevent it from going too deep in the smaller container. It is probably better to buy the actual smaller one though (which I don't see on Amazon). I've used mine (came with my 5200) without problems in both containers.
11481
I don't know, I have the older 64 oz container. Definitely worth a call to Vitamix to find out.
11482
Yes - the step allows it to be used w/ the 32 oz. I use it all the time w/ the 32 oz. container w/ no problems.
11483
Theoretically, this tamper can be used with the 32 oz. container because it has a "step" that's supposed to prevent the tamper from reaching the blades of the shorter 32 oz. container. However, in actual practice, many long tampers have met an untimely demise when a vigorously tamping owner managed to push the tamper past that step and into the blades. Therefore, it's far better to purchase the shorter mini-tamper directly from Vitamix. The mini-tamper is compatible with both the 32 oz. container and the 48 oz. container, and it's well worth purchasing.
1430488
I got the 48oz bottle, not sure about 32oz. It fits and didn't leak. Very good. Better than the original one.
1072834
I have a Pro 750, and just got this dry container. It fits fine. It fits within the little feet that hold the wet container. The wet container sits outside of these same little feet. The tamper that comes with the 750 Pro is too long for the 32 oz dry container. You need a mini tamper. Amazon does not include the Vitamix product number for their tampers, so I ordered directly from Vitamix. I did my first run of cracked grains without the tamper and with 2 cups of wild rice. I wish I had done only 1 cup, and that I had had the tamper.
373540
The answer is showing up on the 10 oz. site. Just want to make sure that the 32 oz. bottle is made of glass.
313750
This is a "Wet Blade" assembly that will work on either 64 or 32 oz containers, but WILL NOT work on a 48 oz container. I believe the containers fit all the various Vita Mix bases (mine is a 5200), but I'm not positive about that. If you do get this blade assembly, I would highly recommend that you also purchase the blade removal wrench as it makes the job very easy! I hope this info was helpful!
1072830
You do not want to use a tamper with this container. It throws the mix upward and does a good job without a tamper. It does leave some larger particles in the lower corners of the container which can be incorporated using a spoon for further grinding (of course, while the motor is not running).
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If the dispenser and Gage will unscrew from your 22 ounce can it is more than likely possible that it will screw on to a 12 ounce can I do not believe there is any difference normally. I have done this with other brands but I have not done it with this one I do believe that they are all standard except for some cheap brand refrigerant with proprietary connectors because they do not want to be reuse the gauge it is disposable. I do believe that you're safe. just to note my local Walmart carries the same refrigerant arctic freeze for the same or less Price than Amazon. that is if you do not want to wait If the dispenser and Gage will unscrew from your 22 ounce can it is more than likely possible that it will screw on to a 12 ounce can I do not believe there is any difference normally. I have done this with other brands but I have not done it with this one I do believe that they are all standard except for some cheap brand refrigerant with proprietary connectors because they do not want to be reuse the gauge it is disposable. I do believe that you're safe. just to note my local Walmart carries the same refrigerant arctic freeze for the same or less Price than Amazon. that is if you do not... » Read More If the dispenser and Gage will unscrew from your 22 ounce can it is more than likely possible that it will screw on to a 12 ounce can I do not believe there is any difference normally. I have done this with other brands but I have not done it with this one I do believe that they are all standard except for some cheap brand refrigerant with proprietary connectors because they do not want to be reuse the gauge it is disposable. I do believe that you're safe. just to note my local Walmart carries the same refrigerant arctic freeze for the same or less Price than Amazon. that is if you do not want to wait « Show Less
2187128
It comes with a 64oz container..never considered it wet vs. dry..a CD, Recipe book and a plunger. It's awesome!
1938176
I purchased a tamper....but other than the fact that it was the correct [smaller diameter] size! I can offer no additional info than it has some weight. The tamper included with the machine is at best a toy...TOTALLY inadequate for the role of a tamper. DO NOT go for a $6 combo tamper @ one of the chain kitchen stores... Search the web/Amazon for the correct size/weight
1653103
No, this one is too long for the low profile 64 oz. container. Call Vitamix Customer Service. You can get a replacement tamper through them.
488051
Yes it is for the 32 oz in the brown jug. We are working with amazon to put the correct picture up.
1715914
I use a 2" diameter steel tamper and works perfectly. You can use the one provided with the machine, however, it is plastic.
1122542
I just bought this lid for my 32 oz Hydro Flask and took the chance that it would work. I bought my 32 oz on August 17, 2014 and believe that it is one of the new designs. The flip lid works perfectly. Seals tight with no leaks.
1699990
Yes this item actually holds 32oz. Now if you are adding ice to it the fluid ounces will change.
1744340
Yes. It comes with a scoop that has a tamper on the other end. It works well enough.
678399
Yes, both the 32 oz. container and the 48 oz. container are compatible with your 6300. You should use the mini-tamper for the 32 oz. container. Although, theoretically, the "step" in the longer tamper that comes with the tall 64 oz. container should permit its use with the shorter 32 oz. container, the truth is that all too often it doesn't work. Vigorous tamping with the longer tamper has resulted in pushing it past the "step" and into the blades, thereby destroying the end of the tamper. It just isn't worth the risk. Use the mini-tamper that's designed for the shorter (32 oz. and 48 oz.) containers. The mini-tamper is available from Vitamix.com. Yes, both the 32 oz. container and the 48 oz. container are compatible with your 6300. You should use the mini-tamper for the 32 oz. container. Although, theoretically, the "step" in the longer tamper that comes with the tall 64 oz. container should permit its use with the shorter 32 oz. container, the truth is that all too often it doesn't work. Vigorous tamping with the longer tamper has resulted in pushing it past the "step" and into the blades, thereby destroying the end of the tamper. It just isn't worth the risk. Use the mini-tamper that's designed for... » Read More Yes, both the 32 oz. container and the 48 oz. container are compatible with your 6300. You should use the mini-tamper for the 32 oz. container. Although, theoretically, the "step" in the longer tamper that comes with the tall 64 oz. container should permit its use with the shorter 32 oz. container, the truth is that all too often it doesn't work. Vigorous tamping with the longer tamper has resulted in pushing it past the "step" and into the blades, thereby destroying the end of the tamper. It just isn't worth the risk. Use the mini-tamper that's designed for the shorter (32 oz. and 48 oz.) containers. The mini-tamper is available from Vitamix.com. « Show Less
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I thought that container was recalled due to the blade. If not, no, this tamper will not work with that container because the container is too short. You will get pieces of the tamper in your mixture if you do use a regular size tamper. You will need a shorter one for that container. I hope that helps.